Perspective: Ag grads need relief from student debt
If student debt continues to be an issue and the Supreme Court rejects this program, we may see an increase in the number of young farmers leaving the profession.
If student debt continues to be an issue and the Supreme Court rejects this program, we may see an increase in the number of young farmers leaving the profession.
After serving nearly two years as the U.S. deputy secretary of agriculture, Dr. Jewel Bronaugh said that she is stepping away from the role to be able to spend more time with family. Her departure will happen in the coming weeks. The announcement came in a statement posted to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s website, […]
Agriculture Future of America alumnus Nick Tarleton’s passion is to help students, especially those who are underrepresented, find careers in food and ag.
The National FFA Organization teams up with other nonprofits in the Advancing Racial Equity Community of Practice initiative focused on advancing equity.
My interest in scientific communication has grown, and I believe in telling diverse stories that are uncommon and can broaden the horizons for others.
In partnership with American Farmland Trust, AGDAILY has hired California native and plant-science researcher Liza Thuy Nguyen as its 2023 Diversity In Agriculture intern.
Over the last three Agriculture Censuses, it has been recorded that Black farmers have increased but the land owned and operated has decreased.
Despite Saul Reyes’ year as AGDAILY’s Diversity Issues Intern coming to an end, it doesn’t mean the end of his writing nor the end of his ag activism.
More work in ag policy needs to be done to break the barriers in language accessibility. But more attention needs to be placed in it first, and it starts with the people to place who pressure legal officials.
Women have always been integral to agriculture, so the glass ceilings here look slightly different: filled with open spaces, barns, cattle, and crops.